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Monday, March 07, 2005

If oil prices...

...are unrealistically high, as says a Saudi representative that claims there is no global shortage, what's causing the high prices? Is the oil market predicting a wave of revolutions or invasions in the Middle East?

link | posted by Jason Broander : 6:21 PM

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